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13.4.4 SI (Subindex)
The Subindex can be either a decimal or hexadecimal value from 1 to 255. In case of an entry range
the syntax “n..m” shall be used (e.g. 1..15). If the object code is record the entries may have defined
names the placeholder
“{_SI_:d}” can be used in the entry name, this placeholder will be replaced by
the subindex (in the specified format).
13.4.5 DataType
To set the entry data type the specification name, ESI name or the SSC syntax is accepted.
Table 22: Base Data Types describes the supported data types. See ETG.1020 for reference.
Table 22: Base Data Types
Index
Name
Base Data Type
Bit Size
0x0001
BOOLEAN
BOOL
BIT
1
0x001E
BYTE
BYTE
8
0x001F
WORD
WORD
16
0x0020
DWORD
DWORD
32
0x0030
BIT1
BIT1
1
0x0031
BIT2
BIT2
2
0x0032
BIT3
BIT3
3
0x0033
BIT4
BIT4
4
0x0034
BIT5
BIT5
5
0x0035
BIT6
BIT6
6
0x0036
BIT7
BIT7
7
0x0037
BIT8
BIT8
8
0x002D
BITARR8
BITARR8
8
0x002E
BITARR16
BITARR16
16
0x002F
BITARR32
BITARR32
32
0x0002
INTEGER8
SINT
8
0x0003
INTEGER16
INT
16
0x0004
INTEGER32
DINT
32
0x0005
UNSIGNED8
USINT
8
0x0006
UNSIGNED16
UINT
16
0x0007
UNSIGNED32
UDINT
32
0x0008
REAL32
REAL
32
0x0009
VISIBLE_STRING
STRING(n)
8*n